WTT:
JHS Lucky Cat (Black)- EQD Bit Commander V1 (feeler)
- Pigtronix Mothership 2
- Walrus ARP 87
- Ibanez TS9
Digitech Trio- Digitech Bad Monkey
Digitech Obscura- Hungry Robot HG (feeler)
- Hungry Robot LG (feeler)
- Boss CS-3
- Boss SD-2
- Modtone Speedbox
Non pedals:
Sure SM57 mic- Sennheiser e604 mic
- Sennheiser e845 mic
- Bunch of cheap dynamic mics
WTTF:
EQD Afterneath- Any Aria Delay
- EHX Magnum 44
- Iso Power Supply
- Expression Pedal
EHX Canyon- Caroline Meteore
- Particle V2
- Tensor
- ISO Power Supply
- Reverb
- Anything weird
Disculpen si la pregunta no es apropiada, es mi primera vez en el foro.
Estaba viendo una critica de un tal @carabina.pacifista a Juan por las leyes argentas y me interesó saber si lo que el pibe piensa es común entre otros LU. Saludos.
I just recently bought an S&W 629 with the idea that I'd get ammo from Powder River Cartridge Company, only to realize that they've closed. Does anyone know where I can find .44 Magnum or .44 Special for less than 2 bucks a round?
Looking for a decent quality .357 or .44 magnum lever action rifle, but Henry is a bit out of my price range at the moment. I’ve seen Rossi’s around the $600 price point, but hear the quality is hit or miss. What are my best options, if any?
Why would I use a lever action that only holds 5 rounds and two shots scorched. A bloodied automatic fixer two shots scorched and has up to 30 rounds in a magazine. The way of the rifleman has been left behind. Add .44 magnum receivers that do more damage and up the capacity to 8 or 10 rounds in the tube magazine. A way to balance this is make it do more damage per shot but slower to rechamber.
Quick Edit: Bethesda add an option for magazine customizations like extended tube, perforating, and/or stinging.
Believe it or not, there have been people who have survived something like this:
